Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

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1ks Io6al insreutnEu ers lnsssliaaEsne
she 1rl'lA1eD uki1h rnnenllH l1u4 psa1e
bs.ween tae Hayward an1 Fisetwooa.
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G., ~ aI6qnaui p4eaohnr, Will eondnss
~ meesina a tku Fisst HapfiGf UhaErh
EnurH1ag sp1ninm.
Tia asenmar GknSls Chief hnoanht On
eKeurnien q ah0ut 800 psesnns from
IaonmA - Tie Chantanqaa eAmp
efea16a geslszdzy.
Tha irsn BARK Ann3s gohnson erEissd
here yesterday. nnd After di1chazgin9
olal mi1I IN oaiifnEnis.
Tba sfaamox Esnn4el beounht up 3
ci4 Iesd e line, live g1ock Gn1 general
meEehendise yesterday, besides twenty
ave paAenk1Es fnE BeetEie.
TIE Sanssle soap Wosks ere se1n 10
Be mexed fFum fbe cid aonxinR nil -
TIE lput of Heneca stzae9 . . bEii4inR
u - asu1haEn part 81 town.
To. Eiakiin and Mim DORIS Axton,
81 Whsfeoss. wera nnifaa il rnaFFiaas
lMna Tuesday. NJ. Ninkliu u one az ahe
pE0priat0rs q NE Whatcom kssefiIs.
Tha BODY a. Mrs. W. W. Powsll has
been amhaimed and vii r6unin a. the
underlaksr,e establishment. 81 kEonf
street. enfil August lsth, when Il yin b.
seat 81 vessel % SidnsT, Australia for
intesment.
some tine nlnse NJ. 8. ". Rumell,
ons q esallisAs eldest settlers and
father of Cou1eiimzn Robert kue1oll,
bFsks bons 10 one Of his wrists while
Ealeep, b EoiItna over On Il. since tie
aoeidant be has been oon1n9d 70 ais
hGd, nnd, owing 10 his oxifeHle see, b
growing weaker every day. and u y
feared that his end II rapidly appeaaah-
knGs
TIE ether day, Ia q e0zversatinn win
The writer. Captain Charles hngAine
stated that 60 e1un a. be could arrange
10 have the wsrk done. be wozld drive q
wharf onf begond the railroad track
which crosses bis property, and erect
lhefeon l1REa warehouse. ~ ouAnees
increases. uarehonsa room becomes q
greater demand. and those WOO are II
position % take advantage Of TIE o.
po8tunitiea Is they arise are The ones
rho viii resp the harvest
A tee oselock ihis afternoon, II Chief
Inssice Jones' shsmbers, The application
y he Oolnmbla q Puget 1onnd Rail-
road Oompany for 9 tempoEaRy lDjnne-
ion "a rRatraiu the Puget Soond Coz
Itrnesson Oompkny from driving piles
Ihronah ana Ii fksnt 81 The plaintiffs
5ropaTfT north Of Pine Street. viii be |
srrnsd. Ks the injunction u denied
lie driving viii probably BE- CON
nspeed Is once. II u q granted, no
gliinQ wiii be done there until the IN
nnellsn Is dissolved.
From psessnt indications, thsre Win
y 10 scarcity Of hop-plakers .his So
on. Il 8 ROW fully q month before
he piokinR seasnn opens ano elseeq1
aFns nrmbeFs Of luolann arrive y
heir eanses daily. Soma remain, u1.le
lthsFs prooesd % % tie holna q tee
puyallnp river. Those WHO femai1
itch theiF tents along khe beach and
'mpiny themselves In making bowes e.
nwe. mats, canes, small eaneoa and
,ghef Indien lElnketa and onrios. which |
hey peddla about the streets
yuaae W. D. Wood left with bis team |
ma waaon iaes sxenina for Nauan4tia.
ghere Sc viii be Joined today ~ bic 4
nmilv. who 20 a. far Is Coal Uteek ~ /
a.. From Coal Creek tho party viii /
'fcaeed - wnqen 10 Bncquaimie falts.
1hors. Alter 4 short stag, they VIII push
= - Ieks Kitohal1ss, IN The aummil OF
u usaeads Mountains. After . few
Iavs eDept there IL ASKING, haniinR and
rnfoTira. she party will Relarn % lhe
III ard camp for soma tune. MEa
Woods fsthef. grandmother ard Miss
IVA GIlllland viii accompany the party.